The Dangerous Transmission
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You’re white as a ghost!” Jax said. “What is it? Who’s on the line?”
“Frank!” Joe yelled again into his phone. But he heard nothing. He stayed on the line just in case and sprinted to the gate of the Tower of London with the cell phone next to his ear. “Come on!” he yelled back to Jax. “Frank’s in trouble!”
Joe and Jax left the Tower and raced across the street to the Underground. They jumped on the train and streaked through the tunnels of the Tube to the Charing Cross station. While Joe listen...ed to his phone, calling to Frank in an effort to reconnect, Jax called the security number for St. Martin’s. As they rode through the city, they caught pockets of phone reception.
They emerged from the Underground at the world-famous Trafalgar Square. The National Gallery of Art was across one street. Forming another side of the square was St. Martin-in-the-Fields.
Jax led Joe into the side entrance of the St. Martin’s crypt. Occupying the basement of the church, the crypt had been a burial ground centuries ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You’re white as a ghost!” Jax said. “What is it? Who’s on the line?”
“Frank!” Joe yelled again into his phone. But he heard nothing. He stayed on the line just in case and sprinted to the gate of the Tower of London with the cell phone next to his ear. “Come on!” he yelled back to Jax. “Frank’s in trouble!”
Joe and Jax left the Tower and raced across the street to the Underground. They jumped on the train and streaked through the tunnels of the Tube to the Charing Cross station. While Joe listen...ed to his phone, calling to Frank in an effort to reconnect, Jax called the security number for St. Martin’s. As they rode through the city, they caught pockets of phone reception.
They emerged from the Underground at the world-famous Trafalgar Square. The National Gallery of Art was across one street. Forming another side of the square was St. Martin-in-the-Fields.
Jax led Joe into the side entrance of the St. Martin’s crypt. Occupying the basement of the church, the crypt had been a burial ground centuries ago.
What to read after The Dangerous Transmission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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